Nothing spoils an extravagantly amoral honeymoon like a languorous, immoral vampire. And not just any vampire--1971's Daughters of Dar...

The last movie to be approved by Walt Disney and the first to be made after his death, 1970's The Aristocats seems like a safe bet. T...

Oh, Fay Wray, what big eyes you had! Here she is in 1933's The Vampire Bat , a cheap Dracula knock-off released a couple years after ...

Is Garek really a good tailor? Looking at his outfits in the first season Deep Space Nine episode, "Past Prologue", I'm not...

How many of us have had that nightmare where you show up naked and invisible on an alien planet? That's just what happens to the poor ...

I love the Third Doctor's velvet jackets so much, though I wish he wouldn't so often pair them with shirts that are just lighter s...

I've continued reading M.R. James' ghost stories this past week. "Number 13", about a scholar named Anderson travelling ...

Autumn continues apace here in Kashihara but a few leaves are stubbornly hanging on. These crows were busily ransacking some garbage b...

If anyone questions the value of Walt Disney's contributions to the films animated by his studio, 1967's The Jungle Book is an ed...